Daniel Berg

The European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD) has signed a new agreement with Addiko Bank on approving a credit line from the Trade...

The EBRD is providing loans totalling €47 million to the Serbian railway passenger operator JSC Srbija Voz to finance the expansion and upgrade of...

The Economic Summit, entitled "Roadmap to Improve Competitiveness", was officially opened by Prime Minister Ana Brnabić. In the first seven months of this year, Serbia...

EBRD activities in Serbia continue to be focused on improving the governance of stateowned and private companies, supporting investments that help increase innovation and productivity, strengthening the resilience of the economy and promoting green initiatives, such as investments in renewable energy

Serbia should target annual growth of around four to five per cent in the medium term, in order to achieve meaningful convergence with developed countries. This requires further reforms in support of investment and economic resilience. The EBRD is already helping in this process, but also has new initiatives in line with its expertise

Under this programme the EBRD will make available a credit line of €5 million for loans to SMEs managed by women

New Board of Directors will lead the alliance over the next four years

New project will help local institutions and businesses take advantage of the alternative dispute resolution mechanism

The 16th Economic Summit of the Republic of Serbia, under the title “Road Map to the EU – Rebooting the Economy”, focused on the policy issues and actions that will be taken by the Government of Serbia, following Prime Minister Aleksandar Vučić’s announcement that the key priority of the new Serbian Government will be expediting the country’s accession to the EU and Serbia continuing along its path to EU membership.

A two-day conference entitled Italy-Serbia Business Links - Local Infrastructure, organised by Confindustria in Serbia, in collaboration with the Assolomabarda Association, companies EU Build...

The European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD) was created 25 years ago, following the collapse of the Berlin Wall. The bank’s mandate was to help the countries of Central and Eastern Europe move from central planning to build market economies. The first project was approved in Poland

EBRD supported 240 Serbian companies with €3.5 million